Final environment impact report
Subtitle: Western SoMa community plan, rezoning of adjacent parcels, and 350 Eighth Street project
Contributors: Environmental Science Associates; Archstone; Farella, Braun + Martel; Kava Massih Architects
Publisher: Planning Dept.
Published: 2012
Place of publication: San Francisco, Calif
Language: eng
Subjects: Urban renewal; Neighborhood planning; Zoning; City planning; Environmental impact statements; Planning
Other titles: Western SoMa community plan, rezoning of adjacent parcels, and 350 Eighth Street project.; 350 Eighth Street project.; Three hundred fifty Eighth street project.; Case nos. 2008.0877E and 2007.1035E.
Notes: "Planning Department case nos. 2008.0877E and 2007.1035E."

"State clearinghouse no. 2009082031."

"Draft EIR publication date: June 20, 2012; Draft EIR public hearing date: July 26, 2012; Draft EIR public comment period: June 20, 2012 to August 6, 2012; Final EIR certification date: December 6, 2012."

"Report preparers.  EIR authors: Planning Dept., City and County of San Francisco, Environmental Planning Division; Office of the City Attorney, City and County of San Francisco. EIR consultants: Environmental Science Associates ; Project sponsors: Western SoMa Community Plan and rezoning of adjacent parcels: Planning Dept. ; 350 Eighth Street Project: Project sponsor: Archstone; Project attorney: Farella Braun + Martel; Project architect: Kava Massih Architects"--P. 8-1.

"The Proposed Project consists of three components: (1) adoption of the Western SoMa Community Plan (Draft Plan); (2) the rezoning of 46 parcels, comprising 35 lots,  proximate to the Draft Plan boundary in order to reconcile their use districts with those of the neighboring properties (Rezoning of Adjacent Parcels); and (3) a mixed-use project proposed at 350 Eighth Street within the Western SoMa Community Plan Area (Draft Plan Area), consisting of approximately 444 dwelling units, approximately 33,650 square feet of commercial space, approximately 8,150 square feet of light industrial/artist space, and approximately 1,350 square feet of community space"--P. S-1.